Protiviti’s Jonathan Wyatt Named to 2019 Top 25 Consultants List by Consulting Magazine

Global leader responsible for Protiviti’s digital and innovation programmes honored

MENLO PARK, CA – May 7, 2019 – Protiviti’s Global Head of Digital, Jonathan Wyatt, has been named by Consulting magazine to its 2019 ‘Top 25 Consultants’ list. Wyatt, leader of the global consulting firm’s efforts in driving next generation digital solutions across its multiple service offerings, is recognised in the ‘Excellence in Leadership’ category.

Under Wyatt’s leadership, Protiviti Digital helps organisations transform for the future by managing the risks presented by disruptive innovation and exploring ways to embrace the opportunities presented by new and emerging technologies. Prior to taking on his current role in 2017, Wyatt was a member of Protiviti’s Global Technology Consulting Leadership team for more than 10 years and previously led the firm’s Technology, Strategy and Operations practice. He has worked with some of the largest organisations in the world across a diverse range of industries and with many smaller, fast-growing companies preparing to go public. Wyatt is based in Protiviti’s London office.

“Our clients are grappling with a huge range of digital challenges and increasingly turning to us for guidance and support. Jonathan has been instrumental in leading Protiviti’s services that help companies transform digitally and manage disruptive changes in their markets,” said Joseph Tarantino, president and CEO of Protiviti.

All the 2019 Top 25 Consultants award honorees will be celebrated at an awards dinner on June 13 at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City. Profiles of the honorees are published in the April/May edition of Consulting magazine.

Wyatt is the latest Protiviti consultant to be named by Consulting magazine to its annual Top 25 list. Previous Protiviti honorees were Mike Brauneis (2018), Brian Christensen (2017), Scott Redfearn (2016), Kimberley Dickerson (2015), Carol Beaumier (2014), James Pajakowski (2013), Jim Armetta (2012), Jim Deloach (2011) and Cory Gunderson (2009).